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Commentary: What sweltering European cities can learn from Singapore about air-conditioning

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Winston Chow
Commentary: What sweltering European cities can learn from Singapore about air-conditioning
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Climate scientist Winston Chow argues that temperate European cities should not necessarily adopt Singapore's heavy reliance on air conditioning. He suggests that while cooling was essential for Singapore's development, other regions should seek more sustainable climate adaptation strategies.

Temperate cities do not need to copy Singapore’s dependence on air-conditioning, says climate scientist Winston Chow.

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